That’s what I call destructive confrontation or was it aggressive negotiation. Both can be used to gain the edge in a decisive argument.
I estimate there’s a greater chance the toon with the glasses is either;
Gates or Allen
Note to self don’t let Leo adjust my tie. lol

LOL that’s gold. Excellent work there Tackie! I reckon we should make some sort of cartoon series featuring Leo. That would be something to look forward to watching! 😛
Well, we dont get much here down under. 😛

Isn’t this a prime example of biting the hand that feeds you.
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